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It is a secondary sexual characteristic primarily; it also provides a little bit of warmth (especially bearded men) and protection from the sun (on the head)
more often than not it is made form Asian womens hair...the only problem with this is that it is coarse and hard to dye to match your own hair.
some people grow hair fast and they sell it.
it is probably oart of some programs where you can donate hair..... I do it sometimes and they use some of it for that stuff
Poor women in third world countries sell their hair.
It comes from people who sell their hair to the company and then they make weave. But I don't wear weave. I have long pretty spanish hair. I don't even have a perm. I just have naturally pretty hair.
ppl sell thier own hair all the time. mostly in third world countries. most hair sold in stores is asian
no as people sell their hair in poorer countries sometimes to feed their familes, and ohers donate their 2 charitys for people who have cancer.
No the hair is from people who grow out there hair out long enough so they can get it cut to sell it :)
No, they usually buy it from Europe, which is a lot cheaper than hair that people sell here. You know how people will grow their hair and then chop it off and sell it? Well this is pretty much where it goes. European hair in weaves or extensions are not of high quality, I had European hair and it didn't last long and the red hair color came out. But no, it's not from dead people.
can we have yours when u die? just kidding, well if it says human it usually comes from someone alive, who sold their hair, usually asians. Then the rest of the time it says human hair but its really just plastic made and conditioned to feel and move like human hair. so watch ur weave cos saying its human yaki for big $$$ may leave u being the only thing human about it.
omg i think its from alive ppl duh common sense
Yes it actually do but they make sure they wash it very well before they sample on the market, and some people also donate their hair for money that's another possibility. Thanks
it is from people that are alive... don't worry.... Most is Asian hair, some is Indian, some is European, and the BEST is Russian...
If you are looking for good hair... make sure it says REMY cuticle hair....NOT 100% human hair..... usually the more expensive the better the hair......
Russian Remy and Indian are the softest I have found Though European is a good quality IF it says REMY
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No, this is an old wives tale and not true..bats are not capable of grabbing onto hairs...nor would a bat even come in contact with a person..they navigate by echolocation, and can avoid objects as small as a stand of hair!!
yes, if your close enough to them i guess they could.
no, the fingers on the ends of the wings of the bats will not quench hair; however, they can quench trees, poles, houses, etc. Now pubic hair is more corse, so it has been proven that they can quench on to it.
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You have got to be joking!!! The minimum you will pay would be $500 and they are the bottom of market (crap!!) If you get cheap ones they are generally glued in and is very bad for your natural hair. For 200 you will probably get 20 extensions. (full head you need 100+) The best ones are the individual ones that clip into your hair and have re adjusted every 6-8 weeks. A full head is around 2 grand. But you get what you pay for, after all you don't want to look cheap and tacky!!!!!!!!! if thats all you want to pay i would suggest a human hair piece that is all you will get in that price range.
All hair is made up of proteins that are tightly bound together in chains, and are coiled up. This is how hair grows. As for differences in hair types, it's because of protein structures.
All are made of the same basic material, just arranged differently.
i had a bob with a quick weave (my hair slicked down, huanhair bonded on top of mine)... that lasted about 6 weeks, but i don't think i'd do that again. i'm sure you could have one sewn in that would last a couple of months and it would be a lot healthier...
Hey girl.
I do hair so I can help..
There are many factors that determin how long a weave will last.
1. Hair quality. If you buy good hair, it will be able to withstand the everyday styling, weather, sweating or whatever that you do to it..lol Really good hair can last you about 2 to 3 months...(dont recommend you keep your weave in longer than that)
2. You! if you want your weave to last you have to take really good care of it.. that means that you should wrap your hair at night, dont put to many different products in it and dont wet your hair everyday.
3. Sew in or Bond in. Sew in weaves generally last longer. If is also healthier for the hair. So if you prefer to get your hair bonded in, dont expect maximun usuage of the style. P.S Glue damages hair if not well maintained and removed.
Finally, the asymetrical bob is Hott right now...It give you a sexy edgey look that can be worn anywhere...If you follow these instruction Im pretty sure you can get al least 2months with it...
well depend if u want the ones u can weave or glue into ur hair. or the ones tht r rlly nice.
at sallys u can get the glue or weave ones for $20. it usually take one to two packs depending on ur type of hair.
and the glue is only like 2 bucks a bottle
now the nice ones from salons. it takes time and effort so alot of cosomotolgist charge their own prices. but its usally anywhere from 400 up to 2000 bucks
hope i help hun
